Luis Robert Jr. hits two home runs in Mets' win over White Sox
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 23, 2026, 4:20 AM
Last updated Aug 23, 2026

The Mets secured a 10-5 victory against the White Sox on August 22, demonstrating strong offensive play with 16 hits, including five home runs. Luis Robert Jr. excelled against his former team, hitting two home runs and expressing satisfaction with his performance at the stadium where he played for six seasons. Carson Benge recovered from a collision to hit a solo home run, contributing to the team's success. Despite throwing 4.2 innings and allowing four runs, Christian Scott acknowledged the bullpen's effectiveness in stabilizing the game. The Mets, currently focusing on consistent gameplay, aim to build on this win in their upcoming matches.
- •Luis Robert Jr. homered twice against the White Sox.
- •Mets hit five home runs in their latest game.
- •Carson Benge recorded a solo home run after a collision.
- •Christian Scott struggled but learned from his outing.
- •Mets aim for consistency moving forward.
- 4:20 AMYahoo Sports — Mets Notes: Luis Robert Jr. shines against former team, Carson Benge displays toughness after collision
"After the Mets' 10-5 win over the White Sox on Saturday night, interim manager Andy Green and the players broke down the game.
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